Pilot

Hello,
Indian Aviation Industry is at a boom and now is the best time to become a pilot.
There are three ways in which you can do so:
Modular Training
Integrated CPL Courses
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes
Modular Training:
Here, a person first register himself with DGCA, get the medical certificates and attain a DGCA Computer No. on his own. After this he prepares and clears DGCA Written Exam and clock all the flying hours required to get a CPL by joining a flying school.
Integrated CPL Courses :
Here, a person only has to get his medical certificates and enroll in a flying school after which everything is taken care of by the flying school till the successful attainment of CPL.
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes:
This is the best one as you have a job waiting for you even before the commencement of your training. There are many out there in the market but only one Indian Airline has it's own programme, Indigo.
Hope it helped.

Hi,
Indian Aviation Industry is at a boom and now is the best time to become a pilot.
There are three ways in which you can do so:
Modular Training
Integrated CPL Courses
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes
Modular Training:
Here, a person first register himself with DGCA, get the medical certificates and attain a DGCA Computer No. on his own. After this he prepares and clears DGCA Written Exam and clock all the flying hours required to get a CPL by joining a flying school.
Integrated CPL Courses :
Here, a person only has to get his medical certificates and enroll in a flying school after which everything is taken care of by the flying school till the successful attainment of CPL.
Cadet Pilot Training Programmes:
This is the best one as you have a job waiting for you even before the commencement of your training. There are many out there in the market but only one Indian Airline has it's own programme, Indigo.
Hope it helped.

Hi,
Airline Commercial Pilots are trained professionals, Behind this adventurous and enterprising career option, there is intensive training involved. From the take off to the landing are many turmoils, the plane suffers so does the pilot's mind. Thus a fit mind is as important to the pilot as a fit body. Here is a sneak-peek giving a head-start to initiate a career in the sky amidst the vast aviation industry.
Different types of licenses:
a) SportPilot
b) Recreational Pilot
c) Private PilotLicense
d) CommercialPilotLicense
e) FlightInstructor
f) Airline Transport Pilot.
1. Requirements to become a pilot: The minimum requirements to become pilot in our country are you need to have your 12th Standard completed and you should have scored 50% of marks in physics, chemistry and maths in your 12th boards.
Student Pilots: To be eligible for a student pilot certificate, you must be at least 16 years old and able to read, speak, write and understand English, as required by civil Aviation Regulation.

Hi Manish!
It is really courage that you wanna be the pilot. But, you seems confused about the course! See, first if all, you have to decide that what type of pilot you want to be? 1) Fighter pilot: then, you must to go with NDA (most preferred) or direct admission in IAF through career indianairforce.in
2)Commercial pilot: Dear! for this there is a separate academy (aviation academy) in which you can go after your 12th (70% or 75%) with some exceptional physical fitness (most preferred) but they are really costly ) OR you can go with B.Tech Aerospace or Aeronautics or Aeronautical Engineering from a prestigious university to get direct admission for pilot training.
Hope you finds this helpful Any query? Ask me anytime!
Good Luck!